Stay on Mars

The earth's environment continues to deteriorate, and mankind has launched a cross-era red soil project. Three pioneering teams shoulder the mission of sustaining civilization and rush to the dead and desolate Mars to start interstellar pioneering. Astronaut Hu Hao and life scientist He Qian serve as the core leaders, leading the pioneers to bid farewell to the blue mother star and embark on this expedition that stakes the future of civilization. The deep space voyage was full of dangers, with micrometeorites penetrating the cabin and solar storms cutting off communications. The crew overcame many difficulties and made a thrilling landing in the Jezero Crater wasteland, facing the harsh test of extreme cold, radiation, toxic soil, and lack of oxygen. Everyone built outposts from scratch, dug ice to collect water, improved red soil, cultivated crops, and excavated giant lava tubes to build underground survival homes. A super dust storm swept the world. Facilities were damaged, food reserves were in short supply, and outposts collapsed. The pioneers went retrograde to rescue and survived the red sand catastrophe. An independent pioneer team from an alien country lands on Mars, and the competition for resources is about to begin, and the game between all parties has begun. The first human baby on Mars was born, ancient Martian fossils were unearthed, and the evidence of extraterrestrial life shocked the world. In order to maintain hegemony, the hardliners on Earth tried to seal up the truth and restrict the development of Mars, causing trust between the two places to break down. As the local new generation grows up, the ideas of the root-keeping and return-to-fire factions clash fiercely, and calls for autonomy are rising. When an asteroid strikes, the shadow of annihilation envelopes the twin stars. Earth and Fire put aside their disputes and work together to intercept and successfully resolve the catastrophe. Red Soil City was built, and the Martian Parliament was established, winning autonomy. Humanity is no longer limited to the cradle of the earth, crossing the interstellar barrier and entering a new era of symbiosis between earth and fire.